Yet another entry in our continuing series of "Why We Love WUNC Radio's 'The State of Things'" Glenda Gilmore is an eighth-generation North Carolinian who grew up in Greensboro during the 1960s. It wasn't until she was teaching American History in a predominantly black school in South Carolina that she realized how her view of history had be skewed by white supremacy ideology. This forced her to rethink much of what she had learned and accepted as fact over the years. Gilmore has received degrees from Wake Forest, UNC-Charolotte and UNC-Chapel Hill. While working on...